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Targa Tassie

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#1

The Targa Tasmania highlites was just on channel 10 here in Adelaide, it is so good to see that Toyota and Expensive Daewoo paid money to get on TV.....where did Holdens finnish!!!! (Both the Monaro's ran out of fuel....maybe I should be happy that a fuel gauge is not an option on Fords)

No mention of the XR6T that went so well.

It's the same story with the Australia Rally Championship coverage on channel 10, if you don't want to pay for it they will forget about you.

Some of the front running rally teams had to pay over $60000 for the sesion for coverage, that's why you may think there is only 4 teams running LOL.

So much for unbias coverage of sport on our ubute tv stations

#2

imo, what a disgrace.

channel 10's coverage was a contra deal (cash for comments) if you driving a porsche, Expensive Daewoo or toyota you were assured of exposure.

I recall seeing a xr6t once for a total of 1 second, and ford was never mentioned during the entire narration.

#3

As a person who priovides media coverage for one of the ARC teams, we offered to pay money to get coverage and still no response!

If your not a manufacturer then you have no chance - even with the power of the cheque book!

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